DOJ reverses 2011 Wire Act Opinion, Leaving iGaming in Question
January 16, 2019
The U.S. Department of Justice released an opinion on January 14 that reverses a 2011
The U.S. Department of Justice released an opinion on January 14 that reverses a 2011
Republican Orrin Hatch and Democrat Charles Schumer (l.) have introduced in the Senate legislation that
In a bipartisan and rapid manner, the Michigan legislature last week approved online gaming for
The District of Columbia’s City Council has approved a sports betting law that permits retail
Poker players in Israel who are generally treated like criminals could see some light at
Harrah’s New Orleans signed a multi-year agreement with the National Football League’s New Orleans Saints
The Stars Group, owner of PokerStars, has announced a partnership with the NBA. The first
Virginia has no brick-and-mortar casinos but that’s an advantage, according to state Del. Mark Sickles
You don’t need a complex strategy to beat the dealer. Three Card Poker combines the
Video poker is a game of skill, but only if you know which machine to
The New Year brings some changes at New Jersey’s online gaming sites, along with a
In the NFL post-season, all teams are going all out, and shopping for odds can
On May 12, 1976, the Red Sox snapped a 10-game losing streak with a 6-4, 12-inning victory over Cleveland, aided by a "favorable spell" from a Salem witch sent by a Boston TV station. The superstitions continued the following day when Cleveland countered with a "fairy godmother" to sprinkle dust on their players; however, the charms failed as Cleveland committed multiple errors, leading to another Boston win.
On May 11, 1996, a celebration for John Franco at Shea Stadium turned into a 16-minute brawl as the Mets edged the Cubs 7-6. The fight ignited after Mets pitcher Pete Harnisch threw a punch at catcher Scott Servais, leading to nine ejections, including a bloodied Franco. Despite the chaos, the Mets secured the win on a dramatic walk-off home run by Rico Brogna.
